Affairs of the State and Iron Hall notes
A long column mixes local oddities with state items from Michigan. It mentions a veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars, a Saginaw man removing dynamite, and patrols against thieves, plus a summary of incidents, weather, fires, and forecasts across multiple counties. It ends with the Iron Hall Supreme Sitting in Minneapolis to investigate charges against officers, and a suspected traitor within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghwalp
Ug G. Allen
Sanflac
Dp. C
Saginaw
Ubls
Lenawee County
Cloverdale
Chicago
Jolan de Tracy
Dryden
State Reform School
Jackson
Olive
Trmp
Somerby
Catla
Sotanapolie
Supreme Justice
Order of the Iron Hall
Supreme Sitting
Oder
Tio
Davin
Michigan Apportionment Passes Fair Brown II Measure
The legislative session closed with Brown's apportionment bill passing both houses by wide margins. Senate 27 to 3, House 63 to 10, with unanimous support. Governor expected to sign, giving immediate effect. Also reports on live stock and produce markets with price ranges for wheat, corn, pork, cattle, sheep, and dairy items. Market notes from Chicago area exchanges and regional stockyards.
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Sonia
Anderson
Jackson
Michigan
Armatt Packing Company
Chicago
Nettle Whitten
Antrim
Michigan Railways
John A. Brooks
State Supreme Court
D., le and N
Judd’s Corners
Thiswassee County
Genesee County
Mich
Senate
House
Hoth
Crecago
Quetatinna
Board of Trade Toley
Capenail
Sig
Ige
Sze
Stige
Eiige
M%ic. Uats
Gig
Tennessee
Cleveland and political crisis loom in party vote
A collection of editorials and opinions clash over Cleveland as a presidential candidate. Ridgway cautions that nominating him risks election fraud, while others note Democratic opposition to the World's Fair and criticize Cleveland’s mendacity. Comments from Hutchinson, Wheeling, Cincinnati press, and Miscellany echo a fractured Democratic stance.
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South
Kan
Democratic House
House
Wheeling Intelligencer
Cleveland's Blundering Candidate in Political Turmoil
A disjointed critique tracks Cleveland and his managers as they blunder through tariff positions and public strategy. The piece quotes editors and politicians about New York, New York politics, and national implications, noting doubts, endorsements, and the impact on future votes. It cites Roswell Flower, Frank Rice, and George W. Plunkitt while highlighting immigrant voters and civil service reform debates.
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Bete Hopé
Limis
Cleveland
Pronénesa
Madison Square Garden
Congress
Navy
Philadelphia Press
New York
Buzzard’s Bay
New York Commercial Advertiser
Six of a kind from the Confederate Constitution
A reading of confederate remarks and political commentary spans tariffs, labor wages in the north and south, and the secession question. It cites speeches by South Carolina, Alabama and New York Democrats, plus remarks on tariff policy, free competition, and anti jingoism.
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Ep Pale
South Caro
Loa
United States
England
Owls
Alabama
North
Southern Confederate Committee
Lord John Tuesell
Madison Square Affair
White
California
Baltimore American
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Robinson Bros
Coldwater
Alpena
Calumet
Hecla
Allegan
Devil’s Lake
South Shore
Marquette
A. M. Kuhn
Luce County
Gladwin
Wm. Standell
Uugentie Manly
Ann Arbor
Wil
Detroit
N. Y
Port Huron
Thomas Lincoln
Ein Esemai
Pais
Cyrites
Daniel
Acatten
Bacco Mhandfactorie
Wate
Hones
Indy
Fem
Jacob Clad
William Dean
Carey
Dean
Hela
THE
Iron Hall
Chicayga
Soige
Auwuse
Reptember
Hye—Duli
Harley—Nomingl Park
East Buffalo
Burraso
H.wdeh
Milwaukee
MiLwaughs
Tippéonnios
White House
Ben
Borten Journal
James W. Ridgway
County of Kings
Steve
Tammany
Cleve
Democratic Advertiser
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Democrata
Cleveland's
Roswell P. Flower
State of
Democracy
Naw
Democratic Party
Frank Rice
Springer
George W. Plunkitt
Tno
Stevenson
Harrity
Amnan
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Syracuse Journal
Denver Sun
Geerson
Joe Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
House Committee On Manufactures
Democratic National Wiatform
New York Press
Wmngwnmp
Regular Democracy of
Charles R. de Freest
Democratic State Committee
Warrison
Harrison
House of Representatives
Dominion
Boston
Richard Croker
Rosa
Tammany Hall
George L. Converse
Ohio
Ilinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Springfield
Ls. State Journal
Buffalo Express
Pueblo
Colo
Aa Bast
Finzer
Jno
Finzer & Bros
Louisville,xe
L. Joslin, M. D
East Main Street
Ionia, Mich
E. L. Woolsey
Marshall, Mick
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